In the story of the boy with the bone-cyst, who were the ones to first suggest turning to a spiritual solution when medicine failed?

As detailed in Chapter 34, when the young nephew's bone-cyst showed no improvement despite all medical treatments, it was his relatives who first suggested turning to a spiritual solution. The text states they initially proposed worshiping deities. When that did not seem to help, the family then heard about a famous Avaliya, or saint, living in Shirdi. The boy's parents then decided to act on this information, believing that the great saint, Sai Maharaj, might be able to heal their son, considering it a last resort worth trying.